Update "surface" Setting

These instructions apply to Create on a Potato PC: Ultimate prior to version 1.19.2-4.7.0 and all versions of Create on a Potato PC: Sky Edition

With the introduction of the Stoneblock world option, it is vitally important before creating any new Stoneblock worlds that all existing Skyblock worlds have the correct "surface" setting saved in your world file. Failure to complete the steps below risk corrupting your existing Skyblock worlds.

Check the "surface" Setting In-Game:

1. Click the Mods button (from main menu or within game)

2. Search for "Skyblock Builder" and click on it.

3. Click on the Config button

4. Click on the common-config button

5. Scroll to the bottom and check if "surface" is checked or not. The default is not checked (which means, false).

6. If the surface is not checked, skip ahead to step 8.

7. If the surface is checked, then uncheck it, click the Back button at the top-left corner of the page.

8. Exit Minecraft

9. Start Minecraft and now you can safely open your old Skyblock worlds and then close them. This will automatically set the surface setting to false in your existing world file.

**** ALWAYS Backup Your Worlds ****

Check the "surface" Setting in a Text Editor:

1. Exit Minecraft.

2. Open your text editor, such as NotePad, NotePad++, Sublime Text, VS Code, or other editor. DO NOT USE A WORD PROCESSOR!

3. Using your text editor, open config/skyblockbuilder/common-config.json5

4. Go to line with the "surface" setting (about line 225).

5. Set the "surface" correctly for your new world.

   1. For Skyblock: "surface": false,

   2. For Stoneblock: "surface": true,

6. Save your changes and exit your text editor.

7. Start Minecraft and now you can safely open your old Skyblock worlds and then close them. This will automatically set the surface setting to false in your existing world file.

**** ALWAYS Backup Your Worlds ****

If you are worried about corrupting your worlds, you can also make separate instances of the pack. One instance for Skyblock and one for Stoneblock. Normal worlds are not effected by the "surface" setting.